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ACIARGE TO KEEP HAVE
JUDGE DUBOSE INSTRUCIS THE
GRAND JURY
As 70 the Jail and Station House
And the Enforcement OF the
Laws Generally.

Judge DuBose opened the Janusry
term OF the Criminal Court in the
County Court room yesterday NOM
ing. The following grand jury was
impaneled and sworu for the term
A. &. luther, foreman; W. +.
Mcclure, w. @. McGhee, IL. l.,
Doug ass, ALI Hayden, S. Brooke, A,
Rsggio, W. M. Coleman, VIM. Kerr,
J. l. Risk, W. b. X y+ter, John Oakley,
D. @. Mooney and E Wilton. The
Judge delivered the following charge
IN the inv.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DO MS-Two rooms, furnished or uniur-
~ nished; refo-ence required. lS Madison
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MEMPHIS LITERARY SOCIETY.
Election of Officers Nice Pro
grRmme Well Executed.

The election of officers of this soci.
ETY. was held last Monday evening, at
No. l2i Adams street, with the fol.
lowing result: President, A NJ Hare;
vice president, Ban Pullen, jr.; secre-
taIy, J. J. McKellsr, treasurer and Ii
brarlan, Mrs. Keslofer. At the con-
clusion OF the presidential address the
following programme WAS capitally
rendered before large and fashions-
bic audience OF members and their
friends:
Reading ........, .........T The Choice Of Books
Mrs. Falls.
j. j. Mcclellan.
Reading-Locksley ...Tennyson
Mrs. KealOler.
Musical selectio n..;..".:".,:...",.".n Trovatore
Reading -Locksley Hall Sixty Years
Atter".,....,,"............ ."".Tennyson
A. NJ. Hare.
The Volunteer. ....".. ,."".-
Musical Observation-Disclosures. . Mrs. Dyche
The "Volunteef" ON this occasion
showed up in the person Of Mr.. Mil
Ter, who, we are sure, from the feeling
manner in which he gave his song,
"Will Never 90 Back on the Poor"
His encore song, This Lite Brown
Jug" was also a marked success, and
proved again the truth of the old
adsge that zone volunteer is worth a
dosen pressed men," The exquisite
playing OF Mrs. r. j. Woods added
greatly to the success of the entertain
meLt, aud Mrs. Dyche's magnificent
new instrument seemed to respond
like an animated being to the fair per-
formers magic touch, while Mrs.
Dyche's own brilliant rendering of her
difficult and beautiful selection served
as a fitting finale to a highly intel
lectual and enjoyable evening. Nor
was the inner man neglected. Before
separating, the company psrtook OF
delicious refreshments, handed around
by the juvenile members OF the party,
sweet little Miss Clyde Dyche and
Master Charles Kealofer.
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uniled stntes Caurt.

The case OF 0Neil Va the X tnsss
City Rsilroad for soC00 DAMAGES was
on hearing in Judge Hammoud's Court
yesterday. The suit is for excessive
use of Carolina street by the company
10 the great damage TO the property OF
the complainant-a two story brick
grocery store on the corner # Caro-
lima and Fifth street, South Memphis.
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THE SLAUGHTERED BOSE
CASE TAKES ANOTHER TURN, IN
VOLVING THE JANITOR
An u Party Complainant 20 the Suit
-DuBOse tn Possession OF
the Courtroom.

The DuBcsa, Slaughter controversy
over the possession OF the County
Court room and offices trok new
turn yesterday morning. Judge Du.
Bose moved into and he d lis court IN
the County Court room. He ordered
his clerk TO enter of record an order
mod Tying, and in part making the
former order under which certain off
Ces occupied by the Chairman Of the
County Court and his clerS were
seized by the Sheriff for the use of the
Criminal Court, the revocation OF the
order being only so far rs it applied to
the two rooms in the northeast corner
of the building facing on Main street.
TIE Sheriff was inst ucte6 TO replace
therein the furniture removed there
from and replace the persons who
were removed theretTom, should they
desire such reinstatement.
AN AMENDED BILL FILED.
The motion made by Sheriff Cannon
in the Chancery Court to dissolve the
INJUNCTION obtained by Chairman
s Slaughter OF the County Court, was
not called up or heard yesterday morn.
ing ss was expected, but the attorneys
for Chairman Slaughter filed an
amended injunction bill making John
Brennan, janitor OF the Com thouse, a
party comp IainsDt to the suit and ask
ing the count 10 pace them in posses
sion OF the County Court room and
offices that vera few days since
feiz'd by the Sheriff by order of Judge
Du Bose of the Criminal Court. Fur
Their proceedings in the matter will
probably be had today.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL--TUEsDAY JANUARY 49, 1857

quire into the condition and manage
ment OF the public prisons and other
county buildings and Institutions with
In the county; into the condition of
the County Treasury aud the bonds OF
all county officers with regard to
correctness and sufficiency and into
the misconduct in office of county { iii.
GERS, and perform such other duties as
are required by law Of Won.
]. J. DUBOSE, Judge.
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RObinsOn,a Museum.

The Paris and Ellen Muses. will be
retained during the present week.
The other attractions are Annie Mel
son, the little atom Of womanhood
the wonderful shsdowgraphs. In the
bijou theaier there will be an entire
new company of specially stars, and
new panoramic views Of the North
and Western part OF Ireland.
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Grimm AlCOuFt.

The January term opened Yesterday
morning and the new grand jury was
impsneled and sworn. Alter being
charged by the Court the jury retir I'd
to their room, and adjourned over to
this morning at 10 o'cock. The petit
jury will be selet ted today.
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Millinery Business for Sale.

One thousand five hundred dollars
will buy fixtures and good will Of q
large established business in millinery
and fancy goods at Helena, ARK. Rent
OF store, with Fix rooms, $50 per
month. Present occupant made
money enough to retire. Write to
MRS. Y, boz lSS, Helena, Ark.
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CATERS Little Liver Pills have no
equal "a a prompt and positive cure
for sick headache, blllousnefs, constl'
patton, pain in the side, and all liver
troubles. Try them.
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Bowles vs Emma Bowles. The juries
will not be impaneled for a week non
Jury cases now being on trial.
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Over 100 YarietieA

OF the purest and best toilet soaps
made by Colgate d Co. Cashmere
Bounuet Che standard.
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The Demand

For Coleman's Kc-KO Tulu is con-
stantly increasing. 1t goes all over
the country. Nearly everybody tries
it, and 1t always gives satisfaction.
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Dividend Notice.

0RFIcS HERvAvDO INSURANCE. COMPANY, !
Men phi5, Tenn. January 10, 1885, }
A 7 meeting Of the Beard Of Directors Of
~ this COmpanv, he d this dpy, 2 re nj
annual Cash dividend OF Five (5l per
eent. was declared upon the capital stock
out Of the net earnings Of the past SIX
mon tbs, payable on demand
]. S. DUNSC0MB, Secretary.
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For Sale Cheap.

On cars, 100000 feet 2 inch oak
plank. Brinkley Lumber Company,
No. l2i Jefferson street. 563SiQl
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WANTED.

DARTNER-Gen'l lie nan OF lady, vanish.
! ing Lsdy" and Illusion entertainment;
SIS required, Don't reply unless you mean
business X , Appeal office.
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u taxss. Or. HINsON. us Main st.
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NJ M\9NN 4 4

Soother at hand. It's the only safe
medicine yet made that will remove
ali infantiie disorders. 1t contains Nc
Opiun. or Morphine, but gives the CHILD
natural ease from pain Price 70 Genus
Sold by
A. REsKRRT,
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T AND-42 acres of we'll improved land on
IL the east slice of Cow Island road, about
one fourth mile south of Kerr avenue. Nice
cottage, good cistern and well, good barn
and fhe orchard. This place Is near tho
FORD B. LEMASTER,
43A Madison 81
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7 ADY AGEN S-More Combined Skirts
Every lady wants this stylieh skirt. I'm
proved Qdeeu Protector" reduced to 81 sel Is
in every house Supporters Of al inds:
New Transparent Rubber Aprons, Bibs and
Sleeves. Agents double tier money and
E. H. Campbe Il Co.. asa W. Randolph ST.,
Chicaso.
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STUDENr HELP-A number of trusty
> boys IRON tho county. now % school at
LeMOyne Institute, wish to work mornings
and evenings for board. Apply to the prin-
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OttOSclViN&CO
SEEDS
ANDPRODUCE
500 Front st.
NoTIOH.

NOTICE.
A BOUT the 10th Of Jny, 1886, Andrew
n. BottO and David Botto published a the
Memphis Daily Appeal, and also IN tho
Memphis Daily ScimitMr, notice that they
conviction Of the murderers of Rosa and
Paul JUST, aad atterWard, by another pub
licntiOn made In tho same papers, about tho
9th OF July. 1885, increased the reward Of
TO ourselves, We have withdrawn and do
hereby " tn raw each 4 the said odsrs, and
do hereby give notice Il tie fact ~ tho pub
lie In general. and particularly to any and
DAVID DOTF0,
ANDREW MOTTO.
Mnmnhia. Tenn Jnnnnty Is. 1881.
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ITO B0RROW-si0Oo for oue or two years !;
i good sec irity OF real estate. Adde'S
BOX 81, Arkabutla, Misc.
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EO LOlS--ln ire growins town of Ak
w COLA, or the L.. N. o. and T. R.R.,
and G. P. X II. awo depJts in the town
This town is located in Washington county,
Miss i0miles above vi,ksburE ans $50 miles
below Memphis, in the center Of the finest
cotton country 10 he world, on the High
Banks OF Door creek. For further informa'
ton address JAS. D. SMITH,,
ArnnIa Miaa.
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T ADIFs-Local or travelling. A wonderful
II en- irely new spsc,alty tor ladies only;
81 lily east y made; no photo, no painting;
particulars free.
MR.. ii. +. LITTLE. Az, Chic go, Ill.
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T AND-ADyuno having about 100 acres
IL good bottom land and the mules neces-
saty to work saue, can End a No. tenant by
addressisg NJ, 81 Limo en- at.
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NIRL-An experienced white girl for sem
VI eral house work; reference required;
GOOD wapeg Maid 289 POPLAR ST,
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LUTTE af three or four rooms in n private
> residence; references exchanged. Ad-
draas Y = Annual Cfina
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DIAN0S-Two second hand Chlckering,
L one second hand Knabe aud several
ether good IN kes, as good as new. Cheap
for cash or on easy terms.
ri and 1913 second street.
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COMPETENT NURSE-Aprlyat
" 4S8 VANCE ST.
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MIDDLE AGED white woman to go few
WI miles in the country to do general
homework for a single g5ntleman. Apply
at 20S Front street 10 o'clock Monday.
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CHAMBER'S FOLDING MACHINE-But
- little used, and in good condition: APP
ly at APPEAL OFFICE.
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no BJRhOW--rgO thousand 5000 dol
l lars on good collateral or Insured heuges.
AIdrass s.. AnneAl Office.
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A DVANCB AGEN with 500; salary
n Si0a month and expenses, % Adams
street, room 3, third floor.
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LIVE INTELLIGENT YOUNG Men
II Salary SIS week. 81 Adams strset,
room 3, third floor.
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SALESMEN-In every State in the Union
- to represent a PAINT MANUFACTURE
ING ESTABLISHMENT having several
3PEoIALTIEs that are popular and easy sell
ing. Can be handled alone or in connection
with other goods. Address THE WIN. d.
PRICE MANUFG. CO., BALTIMORE, MD.
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FOR RENT.

p00MS-Iront room, handsomely fur
IL nished; qlsO other rooms, a. A. Pom totOc.
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TWO GOOD MULES-wilI sell on or u
J. months credit with satisfactory So
surity, MINTER PARKER,
No 90 Main street.
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DOOM Newly repaired, furnished or I'M
Ia iurnighod at 100 Court street.
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NH0ICE dwelling house, 3H miles fron
~ city, jait e. railroad ,T station, beao aoS
tree 100 bearing grape vines, raspberries
and strawberries sufficient for large family,
5 acres ground, eleven Ol) rooms, good
well AID cistern, pleasant .neighborhood.
address @, Trustees office. city.
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y GOD C00K-Whita; good pay and COM
" Portable quarters; AS Orleans street.
FURNISHED RO0M-With or without
II board, ia a private family, by a gentle
man and his wife; references required. State
terms and add tess "Compauy, - ppeaI Office.
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|I0TTAGE-H and5Ome new cottage on Mis-
I jtissinni ave. =. int EOxIhO Add IT,. AppeaI
sNNE35 II. P. FsrQuahar" steam Engine
" and Horizontal i Tubular Boiler, com
plete: all good as new; has'not seen four
months actual service. Also, one new No.
"Fay" RCsaw Machine. with % inch saw.
Apply to X. J. WOODS, Cotton TX. Building.
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FOR SALE.

INOR SALE AT A. BAR4AIN-Nins good
u br cd ma,ey and colu. Mambrino Chief
Stallion, fne Back Jack, 8 Jennets, 10 head
of Registered Jersegs, 6 gra des; also. farm
of $50 acres, we'll improved, house with 3
rooms and cellar, 2 story barn 5ixsS, 2c,s-
terms, fine orch ards aud vineyards; must be
sold. Address JoR. Goo3 man. Ne.nando, MISS
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POOMs-Eiccly furnished, at
Nv 60 MONROE ST
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CIIUATI0N-As assistant housek eeper or
erencos exchanged. Address X, this office.
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GITUATl0N-By r young MAJ from Viz.
- ginia, either In wholesale or retail dry
goods or grocery house, Ms salesman or assist
ant book keeper. Have had ~ ears expe-
rience in both lines. Salary no object: Very
ness qualifications. Address
Il. L. LESTER,
D n box Qnp Ivnchhurp Va
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ITO SELL OR EXgH6NGE Wal.
/ nut or Poplar lumber by the carload Tor
Pine Addrees s. Annual Office,
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p00M-Nicely furnished, without board,
~ in desirable locality close 10 business
center. Reply 70 B., this Office, stating terms.
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I AIDES and Gentlemen, in city or coun-
II try, to take light work at their homes,
800 to $40 a day easily made; work sent
mand for cur work, and furnish steady em-
plOyment Address, with stamp, CROWN
MF'g 90, 294 Vine St. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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n ESIRABLE H0USE-With Eve rooms
u aud good large yard and in good repair,
at 81 Vance street Apply 10 S. Levy's Trunk
Raotory, 3l8 Main street.
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DLANTATI0N--0l $50 acres, above high
L water, Is miles ABOVE Memphis, in Ar
kansas. Steam Gin and Sawmill on place;
land very rich. viii rent very low to a good
party. +. Il. WARNER.
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uACK AND HORSE Cheap. Inquire at
IL 308 Second street.
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ct. JAMES H0USE-Corner Second and
= Adams etree's Rooms and board, S. per
walk: doy hoard, 1880
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A. REsKRRT,
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A VARIETY STOCK.

Mrs. Lack has purchased the sam.
pie stock of Mr.. Flemming, repre-
senting q large commercial house in
Sydney, Australia, and has placed it
on this market. This stock being a
sample stock, naturally comprises a
great variety of articles, such as may
be found in a regular variety fancy
goods store, and some things even
which are not looked for in such an
establishment. For instance, there
is line of what is known here as
Sydney saddles, both ladies' and gem
tlemen's. Amongst them are two or
three genuine hogskin saddles, and
anyone in want of such an article
now has a chance which does not
occur every day in Honolulu. These
goods are on exhibition and for sale
in the large room over Messrs. Yates
& McKenzie's ship chandlery store,
opposite the Oceanic Steamship
Company's wharf.
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An THERE
FUN AT THE POLICE COURT THIS
MORNING.

When Judge Dayton entered the
Police Court this morning, it was
densely crowded. Consuls and
acting Consuls, gentlemen of leisure,
boys of the town, motley throng
of half-sobered DRINKS, dilapidated
wahines, and a formidable array OF
lawyers occupied nearly all the space
the room afforded. There was AZ
eases on the slate and at 8 80 o clock
the fun began. DRINKS pleaded
guilty, some forfeited bail and as
the Court proceeded the names of
Jack Dowsett, Harry Whitney and
K. Widemann were called. The
three arose and by order of the
Judge placed themselves before him.
The Marshal read the charge in
rative and Mr.. Hatch, one of the
councils for the defendants, demand
ed that the charge be given in Eng
lish. The Judge wanted to know il
Mr.. Hatch had any right to make
the demand. Mr.. Hatch said that
he had, whereupon the charge was
read in English by the Judge. The
three-Dowsett, Whitney and Wide.
mann-were charged with assault
and battery on Police Officer Dias,
while he was in the discharge of his
duty between the hours of o'clock
Saturday night and O'Clock Sun
day morning. The Judge asked If
the defendants were ready to plead.
The three stood up and after hearing
the charge pleaded not guilty, and
by request Of council the case was
continued until Thursday next. The
Court room was clearing Of specta-
tors when the Marshal rose and pre-
ferred another charge of assault and
battery on another policeman, on
the same night, against the three.
They stood up again and pleaded
not guilty. The Marshal wanted
the bail increased, hut the Judge
thought $3.50 piece was sufficient
The Judge then announced to the
defendants that both cases would
come up on Thursday. Mr.. Hatch
wanted to know if there was an,
more charges and he was politely
informed by the Marshal that there
would be another when the two now
Oh hand were disposed Of.
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JuB,lee CONCERT.

The Royal Hawaiian Band will
give q Jubilee Concert at the Ha-
waiian Hotel, this evening, at 1880
O'Clock. The following is the pro-
gramme:-
Grand March-The Queens Jubilee.
(new)...... ........ - w "'sV"
Gavotte-The Queens Own (newl..,;;:
Ambition
Polka-The Queens Hussars new. d,
....... Hertel
Waltz-Jubilee. ....... ..........' Oote
Quadrillc Merry England new -.
Williams
Galop--Rolling Years (newj Asher
Polka-Old England orever tnew :.
..StrausS
March-Queen Victoria newt. Derger
God Save the Queen.
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JUNE TERM, 1887.

The Court was held in Wailuku.
Island of Maui. Preston j. of the
Supreme Court, presiding; Circuit
Judge Hon. Geo. L. Richardson,
Associate. Present, A. p. Peter
son Deputy-Attorney General, for
the Crown, Thos. w. Everett Sheriff
of the island, Capt. f. w. Fehlbehr
Police officer in charge of prisoners,
and members of the bar. Following
is the calendar of cases;
HAWAIIAN JURY-CRIMINAL CASES.
Rex. vs.. Opiopio Kane (w), de-
serting her husband; appeal from
District Justice of Molokai. APP
peal dismissed. No bond filed.
Thurston for plaintiff, Poepoe for
defendant.
Rex. VS.. Kolohe, Makau, Kalau-
lani, and Kamuwela Kekee, Larceny
of animals; appeal from District
Justice of Makawao. Nolle. pros.
entered. Kalua and Richardson for
defendants.
Rex. vs.. Kahelc, Manslaughter
3rd degree. Plea not guilty,
Verdict not guilty. Whiting foI
defendant.
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For Maui and Hawaii, per steamer
Kinau, June Goth For Volcano: J +
Cooke, = gsn Whi,nor M and D daughter. F
H Newton, W Ellis, I Crowley and
wife. M Hedges, G X Wilder, W II
Cheseborongh, II " II seborough, b
J Wood, Willis and daughter; MISS
Hayes, q S Wright and wife, II E Hig,,
gins and wife, J v de Laveage, g X
Dempter, + Brake, II Spreckels, IL IL
Wood and wife. For Hilo and way
ports: q Furneaux and wife, Mr. kusee
and wife, Rev X Kekuewa and son, Rev
Kalaiwaa, Rev A Pail, Right Rev Lord
Bishop of Olba, Rev Father lcment, DR.
HARDWOOD and wife, q N Arnold and
wife, NJ Louisson, Rubenstein, L a
Bielenberg, Mrs II Webb, Miss Annie
Biers, Mrs Geo ]. Desha, sister and
children, Rev J Hihio, and about 100
deck.
Mary Winkelmann, June 2l-P Good
and III Sexton.